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,Z . ' r fa , • • • 4. 1 14 - cliA* ► 111111 0 4 4 rl. 'l 4l ) iii )g F43; ,* Tj • • ot) o . ' ; E .~ IVEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 . 3, 1808. Cmucc sixpintch. NUMBER 486 h To the PROPRI F.TORS* of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLESSiN ' MHE very great Fiicces T,llave tnet .witl) in my : Canvass, since I last had'the ho'notir of addiessinOun, alernands my most grateful acknowledgments ' anal leaves vet) )ittle doubt of my burce3s.: Permit me; rheretbre, most ear-' nestly to solicit your attendance at the Inch., flouse, on Wed nesday next; and I trust; 'that - my grdtitode for your Kind :nest will be best evinced by my future conduCt: I hive en deavoured to pay my `respells "to every Proptietor in Town, and if I have omitted this duty;, I hope my apvmretit negleCt will be imputed to the ieal Ouse, the incorrectness of the Listsi'and the shortness on he' time allowed for the Canvass. 1 have the honour to remain; Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obedient Servant, • RolltltT WILLIAMS. King's Head, Poultry, April t t, 003. WEST MIDDLESEX WATER-WORKS. T HE P.IIOPRIETORS of ;his Underiak lug are •hereby informed, that a (3 EN; E,R L will be held at !Etc . reeortiot,b l T avern, C.; rt:at Queen street, tuf,e;n l s-ino-fields, on Tuesday the3d day of May next, at Elevcrt tbe /•nrcogon. ROBERT 5. 5 I.Ol'lM, . • Chief Clerk to the Company. Montr,zue-ctreet, Russell-square,' , April r 3, • CITY LOTTERY. CaRNIII.LI..; and'O, CHARIN•C-CIifSS. TBISH re t tirns Ilk lutist grateful'') hanks the . ( . ..enyty, and the Pubhe at tat*, tot their unhtundea I•aVJUrti in the prvse,nt -Lettery ;. and bcgs row:, to int Orin them, that the G It. , NWC 1 Y• 1.0 rytity of TW ItigTY frlt'F, MOLD HOUSES will vfli be decided by the Utitwing of the first Twenty Num. ben* 0,!t,0f the Wlteul, in Guildhall, "I'nesciay,:the 201 TICK ETS and SHARES pre selling at both of hii truly brtuttate Offices, as4bove. Prier.—,Tieket .4 . 7 19 o thir -- - o I tig.hth - 24) Q , bitter '3 4i, II eJ Sciieinea. with t Vartu:Olata; to, be had vat! , aa above, Whew Seven Cartal,t'cizr. in the prosept•Luttery have al. trady betn Shart‘i ;and Said. ONLY 1 WEIL4TY TIMIISAN 0 TICKETS. • AicKETs and S ' A RE3 are selling in' tilt ~ CITY LA) l'T L• it Y, •conslstliA of FIG. 01. HOUSES' cli4 4 :hatge4 ot Lam!. raK, of the estittiated.Value of 104,00 4 1 . by S:r !AMES blt SCUM and Co. a; ;heir Lucky o,,4ces, rl, 1 - 1016 om, 37, Car:44ll w and 3S, Hay. :shirker. • A • • • N.U. The Lottery will beDrawn 2.6 th April. Present Price.--'Wicket I 9 Half' . 4 44 4 9 .1 Eighth - S? , iter - 2 3 p. I Sive:4ml) o grAtis ar each of the abeve Offices, and all Orders by Niuly attended tn. GRA NI) CITY LOTTERY a FREEHOLD NOUS tikch.qw.4 of LAND- FAX. ,C 704,00# Value in Capital t'[ . zes. Twenty Tituusiu;J:Ficke46. tu be Drawn in Guiltibal:, . Aptil LIST of (.;ArlT, T. PRI 41'S, with tlic Value of eaoh. t:ros)(1 liottl, N. 2 6 k.;l;i:.:r.,strvvt, - - 2 c,:,:0 NtAr . i.t - , S,: ,•(, t. • , . red No. 43, Ditto . - . .. tt,oeo Nu. 45. Ditto - - - . • 6,000 No'. 5, Pickett-street • . .7 0 - 6,000 N o : 7, Ditto ' - - - .. 6,000 No. i 7. Skinner.Autet , . - • 4,0,0 No. Ai, Ditto . - - - 4,0,0 N. 41, Dirto - - - - 4 ,(0 ° 44, No. . 4. Ditto' - . - . , .. 4. 000 No; )3, Ditto+ - - 4,000 N0..t0, l'is.keot.street .. _ . . - - . -I,°<' o No' it I)iito .. - 1 • ' , •• • • , , - 4,000 No.4t,;Skinner-sintet -• .• -- ' • -,' - • 3,000‘ N 0.43, Wlnt S tdc' Ai ..6 ilaW .11j11; ..; . :,-.,„ ,‘ - 30otf. No. 47... Skinner. strut „ . • - .• - •' : - 3,oott N0:48 . , Ditto . 3, of) Noi 0; Ditt4 • . - .• - - 3 0 ,00 . Not..4,yieliett•street., .- , - , ~. ..• .. 3,0rv0 No. 2,4 Skiatter-4trret . - - , 2,000 ilittpg, ioVtilt:r.the Suht of,'t v-:4,000). The above Valuotion ik 'taken at the 'lowest evitirtiate, and thesee, is no doubt th?vr by the tin;: the I,ortery i' , '-drawn, - •trite• rictiocrty milt b.: vet) , 40,, , ,i,&:1.0.);; in reved.tiv vali.le. • Of fetsliaVe hem rv . tvvie tront v i tort. - , I)..T.tovi:v to ivtri,ivz‘se several of the Hie at the p tee, they are ezdtthated :it, and it is p ro b ase d t w. f. .. t h ow vrti,. , ,- 'which are <livid:Nl nto Willi shares Sha 1 I be ',do, ..ni.i the i!trovittLe . pitid to the Sitarehtskler s an cordinA to the, v res'idediveltVres. ... • I' le,,nt . Pik.: : .1 teket 'L i •rg '0: - 'Hall . , - - C 4,4 ol.r.lorli .- ._ :Xi .2 o, „Quarter - . .7. 3,. c., I ;.ixtoenth - 4:;. i t 0 , Tid , ..;:t.:v an.l.Sll:vreii . .ive iiiiii l s, :it all the Otiiec4. . . ' FIVE HOUSANI) ENTLEm En, Si.T...'possesed of incf.niiernrig, iq from Freehold,.Coj)vitold,- or -Le,iseltold Estates. Alatr.i4ge Settlements, Qr4ny her property,.anelahoie,ot re. 6peo4bility bavins per%,onai 3e , :ty..ty oply to, may be sort lied tvith'the %ivnole nr any pertof the above Skim, on pa‘ing mtnuity.Litomist tot tlie•saine, 4,4[4•liberty to return the ytincii);,l at cne iklf...-asure of tile Burrower, and hinet.3 compktt.,l v.'itlioe: the e , ,('l - :tCtig.)l), and delay . . usually attend Letters No, 23, Savii le. ,• , , :.;r:on-struct, London, wit I •be duty acts wet. ed, but no oet:.on.ki will bu I ARMY AND NAVY EQVIPAI.; F.. THE PATENT' CAMP' BEDSTEAI)S; Fame .ti t re, Mattrasses,and lieddin„-, coin plate,. are very respeet fully recoK,inendeti to Gent : La.:on as being the most portable And superior to any others magic iu I.onduni Marnuees, Tents, Tables and' Chairs, on 'improved primipies ; Sea Cots, Sofa liedri and Ctrairs, for on Board Ship tvlusquitto Net Furniture, and Patent Press-screw I,3ectsteads,itior East and West IlOieftaiDl all FOrei h 'll ciitllatel, at • Mt)RGAN . SANIMRS'S . • Patent Bedstead Manutlidory , anct Allard4kOonlit, • .Nos. 16 and 17, Celierine.street, • Matgall and Santler...'s New-invented Inyerial Dining labtes, allowel to be - the ittAt 'complete ant It legarit seCot Table; ever yet 'invented, arz very portable, packing in a Box . . . but ten Incite? 4". B. The Fashionable ,Sofa-Ile,l .Chair.lled Ware-: - • - ' -• , - FR U Vl4illiltEAL Ahtl) SCi)itliVTIC COM . •iII.AINTS.. • Th R. FREEM.A.N's GUTTA SALUTARTS i s by .1.. J far the Irmo sale anti eireetriat•Renits4 ever' yetAisco vem.l for I lie citro4of that claugerous•Dii,e. Per:ons 'mita Venereal, Loiiipl.iints, in all its stages utiaer its appeAt.triecs, will -t.s..tire awl preseot Relict by t 'king blew mo- t invaltanl. Di cps • which, fbr their excellency during thin; years inacticein t;te , incist - pn /minus part of Lundr.in, Ilattun-garOgn have terl/1- ecl Crirtta Saiirtaris..% , ',ecrecy with witich -nost pcf*Oris so fintt it to.conce..! thrit ,•Aterings, tti.ty 17c seel) (411106p:4 te , ;, : ilv, using th , esel:l,4is ; th 4 , ue , essAry. aS a$ ail ur inert:L.l;l,d PitT.erations, ur any surgical (.)peritinr, by appointment u 1 1)r. 1 3re sold by K. le:r, 4, Le:l - 114.1 ; Vidilitig, 76, (?xi! :kl-sto-..1 ; SLE.tr, stnitb, and it Slaws, Afianchesoer ; 1 :41;.' t.n, • 14 nt ; 411%.1 aiL.. . 1 1camit.s: , fy btitlo4, Kt Zs. 9(1, TRANSPORT OFFICE,- ' t 2. 1801. THE - COMMISSIONERS fre conducting Ilia ltfilfESTY's TRANSPORT' SEIP7CE, f r t.sking Care of Siiid - nd•Munded Seamen, and fir the ca're . and Carla' of Primers of ;Ear, do hereby give Mtiie, That they will is ready, at this Olcel an Tmealy the t7th of Maj. next, to;eceiVe se.iled Tenders, and treat with web Parrifier may he ladling to Control? forPiThealiing PRISONERS cf thefollowing Placer, viz. • Dartmoor, in Devonshire; Stapleton, near Bristol; and at Chatham : - Aud also for Pitimatllng SICK PRISONERS of IV iilt,at Dartmoor, for Six Months ceriesii, from the bt of jury net!, wreijuithei; until Three Months Notiee :hall be el.'elt an e10.4r :6 Tender' .1;111 i4e received after One o'Clx.i oir the Uay of Treaty, nor any noticed nitiers the Party, o 1 art efgentior bins, j.,r.ii 4 cl,*,actoal eau, l'end.-r mutt be oramatkea;ci her from etoo rerpeaalde l'er.tons engaging. to beesvne. &way-10 the Perron torhirring, in the Snzn of wool. for the daeletforrnar,re, of each Coniraa. . . 1';a1 (bee placentae: may In knptun by appljinrat thk.Offiee, or - to the Agents for Priionerr •f War,' at - Ptylnotith, Stapletom o and Chatham. , :this Dar was published, price 6s. in htlards,' A COUliSt of DRILL, and I NSTIITICI lON in MO atd• I)Uti ES of Lica-IT I Isl . 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This ttonk is in the List of Books recommended and (iis.persed by the Socicay for promoting Christian Know • ledge. IMPERIAL P2IRLLIMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS: TUESDAY, APRIL Mr. Clarke was again heard fur the Appellant's in the Rbxbar i .,:t Appeal—w be farihel heard to=wor ..row. • 'he Reversionary Grant? • B:11, and some .other,_'' Public and Private Bills were brought tip front are Commons. On the first reading of the Reversionary Gra n t Bill, Lord MOtitb. repeated, uearj the sartie . objeCtions which he had urgedagainst the inost - Aire when it had formerly been before the H that had now been made in it were. far frotn re moving his objeCtions. Tire Bill still trenched ) in his opinion k , on the 'Salutary Prerogative - of the r 041,1.. Whatever inigjit he its.late, it W. 13 still - his arl'ine, was anxious 'to repeat it, that the.dif ferences between the two Houses of Pirliament ;the merits of this 'question should be amicably dis cussed and adjusted through the 'naeditun of a con , . • ferenee between the two Houses. After some further conversation on the question, the second reading of the Bill was fixed tor the gth . of May., On the motion that the Indictment Bill be re;ttl a second time, Lord STA LOWE rose, and expressed his surprise that no Noble Lord had taken notice of this Bill, which ,had hezn for some time laefore their Loyd ships, and which, in hitsniind, very Materially . ,al- . feted the liberties of the subjetl. As far as de pended ou him, the Bill should not pass that Hong . without the attention of their. Lordships being to its provisions; and with'4hat view he should move,"tita the - " Bill be read a second time on the 6th Of May, , and that their Lordships be stunniou ed to attend.O. that day. . , LOril HOLLAND coincided in opinion with. his Noble Friend as to the importance of the meat Ore; a:A wit!: doermined to bring beibre their Lordships some considerations of its tendency, which might induce them.not to,let such a Bill pass without dye • examination. It wits then ordered, that the House be summon i ed on the itith May, ,to attend the second reading t. of the Bitl. cATIRMC,PETITION. ' 1-Fis Royal Highness the DUKa of CUMBERLAND rose, and Said beheld in hie hand a Petition from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, &c. of the City of Dublin, in COnl'euon Connell assembled, a*gain , t'the Petition 'preseoted yesterday, cm behalf of the Roman Catho licsof Wand; which he moved might be now road ; 4110 1 4;irkkii‘l aawairttiy, • . His itoyal Highness moved that the Petition be laid on the table. Lord .- Auct tq D expressed his ,regret that - he had not been present yesterday when the Petition from the Catholics of Ireland had been presented... Had he been present, be should have deprecated the re , newal of a discussion of claiMs' respecting which 'Parliament had so recently manifested a decision !which left little encouragement for preferring them -anew. The Matter, in his opinion, was then decided upon by the preyious question. • Lord HOLLAND differed .witlf his Noble Friend, and contended that the question agitated in 1.805 :was, that the Petition- be referred to the considera .-tiori of a Committee. After some observations from the LORD CHOT ,CELLOR, the Motion that the Petition be laid on the table was agreed to. The Order 4.)1 . the Day being read,:,the Bill 'for the better regulation' of the COntrii ofiustiee in Scot went into a Committee, ivheri : several amend ments were made in the Bill., atter'whieli it . ordered thaeTthe Report be received 0-tilorrow.— Adjouttied. • HOUSE OF COM4VONS: TUESDAY, Arline, t 2. i" ~::' ~`_~~ Mr. Alderman Stuw presented a Peiition from the Debtors in the Fleet Prison, praying relitd.--Oideied to lie on the iahle. Colonel STANIAT gave notice • that he .should-to morrow move for leave to bring in a . Bill for alter ing the Law as to Settlements, and fur other pur poses, .. • Un the motion of Mi.VANSITTART, there 'were 0r... dered -to be laid betore the,House Lists of the several Ports for Warebooseing; Accontits of the Quanti tic*of Goods Exported and lenported- at each parti cular Pert can Account of Alto-Quantity or Goody remaining at :each Port ; an Account of the Num- Isor of - - Vessels and 'of the Totstiage of the same, winch had arrived at these several Ports from all quarters'Of the globe, all for the-last five_ years, sod in each cute distinguishing the reapeiitive Ports, with the-Places and Pens: from which.-the Vessels re t:pef.tively 'come. On the motion of the satne'llon. Gentleman, the last- Accounts of -a- similar nature -were ordered -to be , re-printed . Mr. B11)1)61341 gave no coI - that he should to morrow submit to the. House certain propositions-on the'snjed. of Finance: It was his -intention to move- that they do lie of atte table -till -after the - .•' . , IRISH RtAiit4 CATHOLIC PETITION.' tr. - GttAtTAN said, he held in his hatid a 'Petition 'from the:AtiMan Catholics iQ Ireland,. which he sho - nld rtoir move to have read, and that it do lie Ott the table. On th e 16th of . I\etay, it was his inten , to bring forward a motion conneeted with it. He' tiatm.d that day, in expeelation that while it would aiTord the noise sotlior.mt time to COnhider of the' Petition, i t would nor be fottnd inconvenient then to enter • lino the diseiaSion of the important cljastion 'A . list;lt it i t Wolved, skould only At pre- Sent 'sty, that the Petition ores signed by g great - many persons of the utmost respeelebility. Thee were also' names attached to It, zoritt tile proper signatures of the partiei 6th who had rizerl their names to tie used. He prtAetiteil 010 Petition, hoWever, onlyas the ,Pe.titien of tlise Who • had adasally subsceibed it. • Mr. PEECEVAL ;liked if it appeered . on tho faee of the Petition what proportton c.he . persons whose Petition it bore to be, fled aelually signed it. Mr. GesrrArs said the Propertiondid riot elta6tl, appear, bat it was certain chat the nurnuer ofper sons who'had at:tie:llly subscribed" the Petition wtntt vei* great, imiotititi:ets to many thousands: - The SPEAKER said it might be cuovenient for the , House to know, as it was kai• l that tiersons trio signed the Petition in th, earnei of oth*s, by the authority Of those persons, ‘whether there ;yes any evidence of such order. Mr. (.7. reellreN EAll it. :Itsite.tu7,l f!!!‘);:n p. : ., - Aion o f the s;gnatnree 0 0 4.6.1-'llojr-01,-,,.. tr'a or names were interniieted in Vt.trio.t3 e. 7 .1 t e ) r - They• - .7 • been received, all. in brie handwriting, awl, et 4 hth was informed, copied from origited and gentlinesigt tureS • of tAt parties thenselves - ,, adhibited eitni!.cr Peti.; tions in their respective CdanliCA or thelriets. of these, he believed, were ii, the hand-writiog of. Lord Fingal.' He had stated the firt, 4;o3tNe lie did not wish to suhjeashimself to ri e eimpatea Ut hav— e-et ing presented a Petition not bearing the aelual tures of the panics to it; tit the same time, he thought it. more advisable to present the Petition as it a4ually steed - , than to setel it back. Mr. PART:ELL said there was not s doubt that the k'etizion, beiides the names of some hundreds of the tir4t. Nehlenteri and Gentlemen of:the Catholic per. suasion in 'Rated, signed. with their own hands . , contained also the genuine 'Signatures . of .several thousands besides. Supposing, therefore, that all tha.othcr names should be thrown out of the ac coant, those names which dida6.tually - exist in the . . genuine hand.writieg of the proper parties, would be quint` 'stitlicient to induce'the Houseto.receivo the Petition, And to entertain it. Mr.' PERdEVAL had no other objeel in view bat that matters should be eolith:teed ,without infrings • ing on the privileges of the. House. - fhe rnals of names could only have', been added to. the PetitiOn tor the ptirpose 61 giVing additional weight to ft wati'brit proper, :therefor', that the proportion of these signatures should be known, that it might not derive consequence from this iMproper proceeding: If this were to be countenanced, the House mig!tt have a .Iletition thrust , on` them with an iMMett',i rintnber. of signatures, all in, 'tice hatide.vritiog tit a.. single indicidual.. If the eresent: should be deebred; , by tthe Speaker to be` a question of mere doubt, it.: was his wish that - the Petition." should be receited,' bar if, ore the' oortrary, ar , itnitted becont miry' to -1 he til,ageril that titions so situated to bepretiented; conceiving it, he did, to be of a dangerous teridency,• he must op. pose it. TEICSPEAKER raid it down that it was contrary to' the usages of the HOuse to receive such Petitien.i. • 'Che way to remedy the evil was, Tor the'Hunoura hie Member to detach from the Petition the names so improperly ddded tort. if it should happen that thesignaturcs - which were genhine, and those which were not, wire ssci interinixed as hardly. to Move of.' being separated, then h' Might become a questiott • whether the Unauthentic 'sign'atures • might not he , erased, however,.. , Was dangerous mode'ole proceeding. It subjed&l .the Member resorting tb it to grearpersonaltres'ponSibiiitt, and: was a 111CaStlfe' to be depreeateeko far as P6titioners to •tliat . Hottie were themselvesitherested. • ' Mr. Traut4e.i, With' all 'submission to the Chair, tiuseght it would be 'dangerous to . hold the dotarinti''' . Whiele had 'ne'd been is - one . on no' ac4i count, and in no eircurnitineoS, to be dcNi;fted It ''49 out °No of the signatureoo' a Petition vvre genuine;' . 'nittSt' the Petition' be rej&:;ted as' ti tlie 49 persons, because the 50th had employed anotl; pets:in tr-Sign his name forlifin s t?' • Mr;' Ll' FlTZGeneen, Nce,Vr„ yr. GEATtAN, 3ifd Mr. Wf!.\,l.i „ iitforc , !' priety of receiving the 1'..!!11:',1. tt Petition only of these 11'; ‘;'; ' 1 ; '6 6 .I,', 'l4 O lll it with their oWn 'haods. only en'the 'Kea the 'nt 4 l.?;c•;T' • s Petition had experiLneed minds ef the' Ntitiet!, , !. be able to . under,e,lnd , rejeacd. They - - cclso snit. !;trees alder, what tnightbe the Petition to be signed having their minds agitaied and cei,•, ,ed sot n~ a posed disregard of t Sir R Pe..ce, Mr. WieeciceLecco:,' Mr. Pcuer.v...ti;'` end Mr.. ri,";eNiltsto, on the other hand, COitiCawci, thtit the ditftehlty here arisitig'‘;v:ts on' that side 0 . t . ,th6 but was ocLtste:,iteil ley the TaitiOhois thett . t.wl!,.t.t4 ha% inn,' ntlyel in li9Fi latter Ge of h e e ' °sti r t : 1 1"1 3,1: lI 1 't ; • two GOlniernan Gratea9 ici ‘l,,ithcb . ;iw the and 65. a ' if he' 'could net by to-Mid:row pres , :oct; it' • with a. fek signatures, diminished iu bolk, but not in conseqUence. Mr. yORKV: thOight the, Petition otighthe i•ceeivt. d, a special entry being made to the cif :t of reserviee, the privileges of the House. Mr. UtteTTAN declared it to he. his vvisli to ins crease, not to iriar moon waeiso . IlepeS9ry to exist IX:tweep tile two ClOtintriei. lie should therefere take on himself thereseonsibilits voitOrko.yiilg the Petition,,itither than cast go the . ; -Houw the odium of rejeaing it. pies lit it bee fore tfre recesi was now impossible. He conki not false upon himself te say what nemes.ought to be withdrawn. e .kle should present the Petition en C";e. 16111 of May,.and should then f. Y. A d:iy : for constde:;., ingit. ,Attica few words farther from ;lir. WHITIMR4D,